Examples of using Castle town in English and their translations into Thai
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It has been famous as the"salmon town" for the past 1000 year. In Murakami which flourished as a castle town, you can eat salmon dishes such as"Kawa-ni boiled salmon" and"salmon sake-bitashi.
Tsuruga Castle, also known as Wakamatsu Castle, is the main landmark of this castle town and the place where one of the last stands between the samurai and the modern Meiji government took place.
This is the right place to learn not only the language but also to feel the warmth of this historical castle town while discovering the beauty of the Japanese four seasons.
In Japan, a castle town usually consists of castle ruins, samurai residences, machiya and teramachi. Machiya refers to the traditional townhouses built to accommodate businessmen and craftsmen. Teramachi, which is usually located outside the castle, is an area for temples and shrines. Murakami City is one of the few castle towns that have preserved the above four elements.
Obi compacts the city plan of a castle town in an easily walkable distance. There are well-preserved samurai residences in south of the ruin of Obi-jo castle and a commercial district further away. Though only the walls of Obi Castle remain from the 16th century, six buildings including the lord's residence are reconstructed faithfully.
The Hagi Uragami Museum has impressive collections of both traditional and modern art, including ukiyo-e woodblock prints and East Asian ceramics. But my favorite part of the museum might actually be the building itself. It was designed by architect Tange Kenzo to perfectly house the exhibits, and walking through the winding corridors is meant to feel like walking through the streets of Hagi Castle Town.
The significance of Zenkoji to the development of Nagano was instrumental: many major Japanese cities have evolved either from castle towns, harbour towns or temple towns. .
In the area around the castle, a town was maintained to surround it. This kind of town was called“jokamachi,” or castle town, which thrived with the gathering of samurai, merchants and travelers. Thus in many castle towns, areas where samurai lived, areas where merchants lived, areas with temples were each maintained. Samurai homes are called“buke yashiki,” or samurai residence.
Hagi Castle Town.
Kisuki Castle Town.
Morioka- the castle town.
Shiroishi Castle town kimono festival.
Kisuki Castle Town area.
Inuyama Castle Town_ Sightseeing Spots.
Inuyama Castle Town/ Shirotomachi Museum.
The Castle Town Shibata Festival.
Immerse yourself in the nostalgic castle town.
Matsumoto has long been a prosperous castle town.
Karatsu was once a castle town and bustling coal port.